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The Citizen, 1997-07-02, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY,’JULY 2, 1997 PAGE 23. Walton students display talent in year- end show It was wind down and wind up time for the last two days of Walton school. Monday was the last half of the talent show and the Grade 4 'send off. Gloria Wilbee entertained the children and visitors by singing Was a Farmer had a Dog and Heroes. Then Mrs. Scott introduced Laura Elligsen (Grade 2), who sang Joy is like the Rain. Andrea VanderVeen came up next and played a piano piece that she composed herself. Andrew VanVliet showed off his piano skills by playing Yankee Doodle and Twinkle Twinkle. The talent then switched gears as Laura Elligsen, Cassandra Banks and Nikki VanderVeen put on their little skit about the two bad pigs and the happy fairy. Their message was 'do not fight'. Taylor Bennewies who is in junior kindergarten took his turn and sang, Sister for Sale. Taylor is blessed with three sisters. His grandma, Horan, accompanied him on the piano. His sister Kelsey, played the Ballad of Davey Crocket on the piano. Another change in pace happened when Laura Bowers, in grade 1 did a stepdancing number. Back to the piano came Jennifer Eedy, who did such a wonderful job of playing, Mary Had a Little Lamb that Mrs. Scott asked her if she would play next year for her little jks. Erica Dietz and Krista Shortreed, sporting sunglasses, stepped their w^y through a number. Mrs. Scott was amazed that they weren't even puffing. The girls replied that they could even dance for an hour. Cassandra Banks and her mom Compiled by Patty Banks Phone 887-6156 Couple raises pigeons I don't know what you think about pigeons or if you think about pigeons at all but I just met someone new in town that happens to have some very different pigeons. On behalf of the Walton community I would like to welcome Yvonne and Don Kitchener to our fair village. After moving quite a few times they have decided that Walton is the place they want to be. Walton, says Don is very similar to the place he grew up, Claireville, which is the most northwestern tip of Toronto. When he was around eight or nine he raised pigeons. He had tumblers, tipplers and regular bam pigeons. Don has decided to get involved with pigeons again and he now has 20 Burmingham Roller pigeons. He said that they are wonderful to watch as they do their acrobats in the air. Right now the pigeons are nesting and getting used to their surroundings. These pigeons will lay two eggs every 18 to 20 days and usually just one of the chicks will survive. Don says he still has a lot to learn but looks forward to it. Yvonne commented that she has met a lot of nice people since moving in. She enjoys doing homemade crafts of all sorts and she designs knitting patterns. Right now she has Blue Jays, Dalmatian, Lion King and Pocahontas patterns that she has made up. Don likes to collect and restore old Ford tractors. Right now he has a 1939-9N, 1048-8N and a 1942- 2N tractor. He also in his spare time, rebuilds air compressors, paints cars, fixes up old cars and trucks and does carpentry work. I guess you could say that he is a regular 'handy man'. Once again folks, welcome to Walton. then came and played a duet on the piano. The show ended with Gloria and Mark Wilbee singing The Lions Sleeps Tonight. They sang it again and had the whole school singing along with them. Mrs. Vandendool then brought her Grade 4s to the front. They introduced themselves. Then sitting in a circle they began voicing their concerns about what next year in Seaforth will hold for them. Some said they heard that the Grade 7/8 beat up on the new kids from Walton. She heard that they have great teachers there, and that you can sign up for soccer. One student said he didn't want to leave Walton. Mrs. Vandendool jumped in and told him that he had to go! Mrs. Vandendool told her class that last year she had written a poem for the Grade 4s but this year she wrote little messages about each kid starting with 'May you always be' and here are a few of them. May you be as comical as you are now, as easy to get along with, as creative, helpful, pleasant, hold fast to your dreams, enjoy good humour, do well in sports. She gave them further advice when going into Grade 5 and wished them good luck. Then came the slides with shots of each Grade 4 doing something. It was set to the song, What a Wonderful World and I don't think that there were many dry eyes. The kids ended the program by singing, Pocahontas. Mrs. Crocker called Mrs. Vandendool forward and handed her congratulation certificates to hand out to the Grade 4 students. Have a wonderful summer kids! I I Good show Students, parents, friends and staff enjoyed the final talent show segment at Walton PS last week. 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